8R Resilience Model: A stakeholder-centered approach of disaster resilience for transportation infrastructure and network

Morshed, Syed Ahnaf; Arafat, Mahmoud; Mokhtarimousavi, Seyedmirsajad; Khan, Sifat Shahriar; Amine, Kamar

doi:10.1016/j.treng.2021.100058

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“…The SCR necessitates networks to be flexible, robust, reliable and agile (Morshed et al, 2021). The SCR strategies are broadly categorized as proactive and reactive.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The SCR has cast light on handling the aforementioned turbulences and has attracted attention from researchers, policymakers and industries (Kamalahmadi and Parast, 2016). The SCR necessitates networks to be flexible, robust, reliable and agile (Morshed et al , 2021). The SCR strategies are broadly categorized as proactive and reactive.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…This concept has been included because it can make the networks agile and adapt to market changes to substitute one or more products/raw materials/processes/resources. It helps firms switch operations to cope with demand uncertainties and concurrently continue the business (Liu et al , 2021; Morshed et al , 2021). These infrastructure-related attributes contribute laterally to the strength; some are highly related to each other: responsiveness, resourcefulness and reliability highly influence redundancy.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The attributes replacement, recoverability and robustness have strong correlations. Incorporation of the 8R model promotes the improvement of SCR by exposing critical infrastructure-related attributes (Morshed et al , 2021). The literature review revealed that most works were industry-specific and used suitable indicators/attributes of resilience.…”

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confidence: 99%

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A novel coexistent resilience index to evaluate the supply chain resilience of industries using fuzzy logic

Narassima,

Gedam,

Gunasekaran

et al. 2023

SCM

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Purpose This study aims to explore supply chain resilience (SCR) and provides a unique resilience index. The work measures the resilience status of 37 organizations across 22 industries and provides insight into accessing the supply chain (SC) vulnerability in an uncertain environment. Design/methodology/approach This study involves measuring the resilience status of 37 organizations across 22 industries based on a subjective decision-making approach using fuzzy logic. Experts from industries rated the importance and level of implementation of 33 attributes of SCR, which are used to develop a fuzzy index of implementation that explains the resilience status of organizations. Findings A novel coexistent resilience index is computed based on mutualism to exhibit the proportion of contribution or learning of each attribute of an organization in an industry. The research will enhance the response plans and formation of strategic alliances for mutual coexistence by industry. Research limitations/implications Evidence-based interpretations and suggestions are provided for each industry to enhance resilience through coexistence. Originality/value The work uniquely contributes to academic literature and SC strategy. The novel coexistent resilience index is computed based on mutualism, facilitating researchers to access SC resiliency.

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“…The SCR necessitates networks to be flexible, robust, reliable and agile (Morshed et al, 2021). The SCR strategies are broadly categorized as proactive and reactive.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A novel coexistent resilience index to evaluate the supply chain resilience of industries using fuzzy logic

Narassima,

Gedam,

Gunasekaran

et al. 2023

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“…Thus, resource management has a key role in creating an effective reconstruction of transportation infrastructure (Rouhanizadeh & Kermanshachi 2020). In disaster conditions, transportation infrastructure must be able to ensure an efficient, fair, and resilient system (Morshed et al 2021). Reconstruction of transportation infrastructure aims to identify factors that contribute to disaster mitigation in order to predict construction costs (Safapour & Kermanshachi 2021).…”

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confidence: 99%

Transportation infrastructure planning in supporting disaster mitigation: Case study in Mount Gamalama

Raharjo¹,

Sarjana²,

Safitri³

2022

Jàmbá Journal of Disaster Risk Studies

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Effective mitigation planning is needed for communities living in areas prone to disasters, including natural calamities such as volcanic eruptions. The development of disaster evacuation routes in disaster-prone areas, including the area where this study was conducted, requires proper planning in transportation infrastructure. Ternate city in Indonesia is a disaster-prone area because of the presence of an active volcanic mountain and an area traversed by the Pacific ring of fire. This area includes a vulnerable zone that has the potential for disasters such as volcanic eruptions, therefore it is important to make mitigation plans to assist the community in evacuating and reducing the impacts of a disaster. Data was obtained from road network observations and by carrying out inventory surveys on the condition of facilities and infrastructure for land transportation and sea transportation in Ternate city, which is located close to Mount Gamalama. A quantitative approach was utilised in this study through transportation modelling using Vissim to analyse the existing traffic conditions and forecasting. The research aims to formulate disaster mitigation measures to reduce the damages caused by the volcanic eruption of Mount Gamalama and identify plans for evacuation routes in disaster-prone areas. The road network performance of Ternate city showed that the city has roads that can be used as evacuation routes for disaster victims. It has good road performance in terms of meeting points and final evacuation points. Efforts to reduce the number of victims when a volcanic eruption occurs, the socialisation of disaster mitigation to the community and the installation of disaster information signs need to be equipped with the preparation of evacuation routes in the form of evacuation gathering points and final evacuation points. This study recommends local governments to develop new evacuation routes in disaster-prone areas and increase evacuation capacity.

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Urban Metabolism—An Approach for Enhancing Resilience

Ariyaningsih

Sukmara

Sarkar

et al. 2023

Urban Metabolism and Climate Change

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8R Resilience Model: A stakeholder-centered approach of disaster resilience for transportation infrastructure and network

Cited by 13 publications

References 22 publications

A novel coexistent resilience index to evaluate the supply chain resilience of industries using fuzzy logic

A novel coexistent resilience index to evaluate the supply chain resilience of industries using fuzzy logic

Transportation infrastructure planning in supporting disaster mitigation: Case study in Mount Gamalama

Urban Metabolism—An Approach for Enhancing Resilience

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